The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-11-09
free blacks, 10 common with their white
breIhren, work and die like beasts In tho
unceaaing tread.mill Of wage slavery" 4
.iSaa's cooLsrs.

Tree blacks, Ia common with their white
brethron, work and die like beasts In tho
unceaaing tread.mill Of wage hlavery."
LlSao's GOODNESS.
Anarchist Louis Lingg was visited in
the county jail by Attorney zeIaler this
afternoon, at the request Of Cspt. Black,
for the purpose Of obtaining from him a
abatement In regard to tho bombs which
were found In hiu cell last Sunday. Ltngg
plumply denied, In German, that he had
any knowledge Of the bombG, and then
continuing said: " have and atill do re-.
fuse to aign any petition to tho Governor
asking for communication OF my sentence.
aud few othern will surely bang. but l
will not make statement for tho benefit
Of those who hava signed tho petition. a /!
hato them for the course they have taken
and would not even lit ono Of my fiugsra
to save them Il could" at the conclu.
sion Of the interview Lingg turned away
In an unconcsIned manner and coolly be.
gan yhistlinS.
| THE END APPROACHING.
Tho last word has been written, the
laat petition has boon signed, tho "Goa.
upeed" has boen said, and tho fate Of the
Anarchis.s now lies in tho Governors
hands, Rs the npecial ambassadors OF the
Chicago Ana'caiats departed for Spring.
field shortly before midnight loaded down
with papers, petltlons and prayers. n 1
Capt. Black, accompanied by Attorney
Isisler and Nina Van Z,ndt, was at tho
sheriG's Office at o'clock this evening to
SEQ tho Sheriff in regard to q paper to the
Governor elsned by himself and Jailor
Folz, in which Mr.. Matson is said to have
given It ss his opinion, and Il in
which he wss backed up by tho tailor,
that the bombs found In Llngg's cell were
placed there by Lingg alone and that
mono OF the others knew aueht Of It.
While be WAS waiting for tho Sheriff
Captain Blsck was asked 1.-The had uny
rcai hope that tho Governor would inter
foro with the sentence. II an quito con.
ldent," he said, THAT clemoncy will bo
extended 10 Schwab and Fielden II not
10 tho othors. OF course, there 10 no hope
for I.ingg He has signed his own DOOM"
"ln case o! an execution will the
doomed men be attended by ministers in
their last moments 2" t5'Ili 5h
Captain Rlsck stood still and Btroked
his'gray beard aa ho looked ntolidly out
into tho growing darkness in the street.
Thou he shook his head. "rhese men,"
he said at last, "have q religion OF their
own and do not want any ministers OF the
Goopel. They arc not religious men in
the common geuge OF the term but are
Agnostics, not Atheista, romember.n
Conspiracy ia the charge under which
two men, said by the police to be rab;d
Anarchists, Tero taken from the Central
atstion this afternoon and lockod up at
Armory. Tbs two men, with a number
o. other5 who are either under lock and
key or under the closet surveillance are
said by Tho police 10 be implicated in a
| plot, the exact nature Of which the police
are not yet ready to divulge, but which
contemplated the uEo OF forcs against the
execution Of the death een!ence of
the condemned reds. Frederick Korst
was arreated late on Saturday night by
Detective Shutter in the vicinity Of Clay
bourne avenue aud Division otrest. At
ths time Of hia arrest Horst had on his per-
son fonr IS calibrs double action revol
yers Of cheap pattern. The weapoEg
were for deliveryto Emil Wendo, 10 owhom
koret WAS understood to DO under contract
to bring dczsn revolyers OF tho same pat.
tern. Wendc, in turn, Tsa TO distribute
the weapons to pc!Sons already selectcd.
Wende waB arrested a very nh0rt time a.
ter Korst ard both were detained at the
Central ststton until this afternoon. 5
MORE DEVELOPMENTS.
A suggestion of the revolving incidents
that may at any moment happen in tho
county jail prior to the execution Of tho
Anarchiats WAS developed this afternoon
when Engel sent out to hia vile what was
to oil appearances simply g basket OF
dirty diehes and very soiled
linen. Although the stuff ,s was
not going to, g but from the
Ana.chie:s one Of the deputies became
suspicious Of Eogel's sollci.udo con Germ.
ing tho rubbish. Ins!ituting hurried
search, the officer soon aaT tho cause of
Ensels anxiety. Hidden away among
tho tilth.ameared contents OF the basket
wGs note, in German, to tho Anarchist's
crsbbid looking little wife, who stood
close ct hand watching with 3
strange cagerness. Aa the crumplcd
paper was brought forth che
and Ensel exchanged glances and turned
etolidly away. The note stated briefly
that Engel would again attempt suicide
before Friday and that he would never dio
on tho galloTe. Immediately precautions
we're ordered taken 90 that every move OF
EnSel from nov till he goes TO the acatIcld
Will bo within arms reach Of the guard.
a CHANGE OF SENTIMENT.
Demands for Execution Greatly In Excuss
OF Requests for Clenency,